Cost-Effective 3D-Printed Mount for Unifi Wireless Access Point

There are two separate files so you can have spacers more easily managed in your slicer

This 3D-printed solution provides a simple and non-invasive way to mount a Unifi wireless access point on the wall. The design includes two key components that attach securely to the mounting bracket of the access point.

Using 3M Command strips with Velcro, the mount allows for versatile positioning—either vertically or horizontally—without damaging the wall. This design not only preserves wall integrity but also ensures the access point is held firmly in place. The total cost of the print is less than 20 cents, making it an affordable and efficient alternative to traditional mounting methods.

You can also use the spacers if your screws are too long.

In hindsight I should have put the 3m pull tabs facing inwards.